At OGX, we’re not just training athletes — we’re building integrated performance systems rooted in biomechanics, technology, and elite coaching.
We partner with top-tier college programs, maintain one of the most extensive softball performance databases in the game, and deliver measurable, data-driven progress for every athlete we work with.
What started as two friends with a few tees and strength equipment in the back of their cars has evolved into one of the most data-driven player development systems in softball.
When Krista Swip and Ashley Sunshine founded OGX, they were determined to move past the one-size-fits-all approach that dominated the game. Their shared belief — that softball training should be individualized, evidence-based, and measurable — became the foundation for what OGX is today.
They built a system where assessment, training, and feedback connect seamlessly. With the addition of Dr. Laura McDonald in 2019, OGX expanded its sport science and biomechanics capabilities, turning that vision into a complete ecosystem for athlete development.
Today, OGX supports over 25 collegiate programs and thousands of athletes across the country — all connected through one shared system that measures what matters, trains with purpose, and evolves with every retest.
A former athlete turned leader, Krista has guided OGX from its grassroots beginning into a nationally recognized player development company. She oversees company strategy and athlete experience, ensuring every element of training connects back to measurable progress.
As Director of Hitting, Krista leads the design of OGX’s hitting systems — connecting biomechanics, decision-making, and data to help athletes translate movement patterns into consistent performance.
Ashley leads all pitching development at OGX, overseeing system design, assessment integration, and coach education. Her background in both performance and sport science allows her to bridge the gap between movement theory and applied training.
Ashley’s focus is on developing complete pitchers — athletes who understand their data, train with intent, and build sustainable performance over time.
With a PhD in Biomechanics & Movement Science, Laura brings more than two decades of experience in research, clinical practice, and education. A Certified Athletic Trainer and sport scientist, she specializes in biomechanics, motor learning, and female athlete health.
At OGX, Laura integrates clinical assessment with sport science to design individualized development strategies that reduce injury risk, enhance performance, and keep athletes healthy through every training phase.
As OGX’s Director of Strength and Conditioning, Jamnes leads the design and implementation of our physical preparation systems — bridging the gap between data and performance on the field. His programming philosophy blends strength, power, and movement efficiency, ensuring athletes build force in ways that directly transfer to hitting and pitching outcomes.
Jamnes oversees all S&C assessments and integration within HQ, aligning each athlete’s physical profile with their biomechanical data and skill work. His goal is simple: build resilient, powerful movers who can handle the demands of high-level softball and sustain performance over time.
Every athlete at OGX benefits from a fully connected performance system:
• High-speed motion capture, force plates, wearable sensors, and advanced video analytics to understand how each athlete performs.
• HQ, our internal platform that connects assessment data, training plans, and progress tracking in one centralized hub.
• A database spanning thousands of athletes across youth, high school, and college levels — plus partnerships with 25+ collegiate programs — powering insights that make every training recommendation precise and evidence-based.
This continuous feedback loop — Assess. Train. Retest. — ensures every phase of training is informed by real data, not assumptions.
Join the athletes using OGX to redefine what’s possible in the circle.
